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Coco Martin | Iliac | |
Jaclyn José | Naty | |
Alan Paule | Alfredo / Marina Hidalgo | |
Katherine Luna | Tessa | |
Ru Miranda | Lorena | |
Aaron Christian Rivera | Maldon | |
Arianne Camille Rivera | Faye | |
Ronaldo Bertubin | Manager | |
Norman Pineda | Edmond | |
John Baltazar | Anthony | |
Jan-el Esturco | Errand Boy | |
Erlinda Cruz | Jean | |
Rose Mendoza | Rose | |
Mary Anne dela Cruz | Jean | |
Maximiano Sultan | Rodel | |
Josefina Punzalan | Funeral Parlor Directress | |
Jayson Colis | Axel | |
Randel Reyes | John | |
Paolo Rivero | Andrew | |
Kristopher King | Lester | |
Marvin Bautista | Dennis | |
Allan Paule | Alfredo | |
R.U. Miranda | Lorena | |
Aaron Rivera | Maldon | |
Mary Anne de la Cruz | Jean | |
Randell Reyes | John | |
Kristoffer King | Lester | |
Adan Bolivar | Gabriel | |
Kim Redoble | Louie | |
J.D. Basco | Edwin | |
Joe Armas | Jay |
Director/Choreographer |
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Producer |
Marissa Cua
Ihman Esturco |
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Writer/Composer |
Ferdinand Lapuz
Brillante Mendoza Boots S. Agbayani Pastor Boots Agbayani Pastor |
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Cinematography |
Timmy Jimenez
Monchie Redoble |
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Music |
Jerrold Tarog
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Following the death of his father and a chance meeting with an abusive romance novelist, a masseur working in a gay massage parlor struggles to make sense of his unfulfilling relationships while simultaneously assisting his mother in preparing his father for burial. Twenty-year-old Iliac may not be the best masseur in the parlor, but when he catches the eye of a cold and calculating romance novelist looking for a cheap thrill, the icy indifference displayed by his paying lover does little more to warm the spirits than his sexually charged but emotionally distant girlfriend. Despite the resentment Iliac feels towards his late father for abandoning the family and embarking on a suicidal alcohol binge, the lovelorn youth nevertheless makes the journey home to be there for his grieving mother in her time of need. |
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